2 ?'s re: object bar and resloutions.
Thursday, January 2, 2003 by river55IL | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
1. Does anyone know of a program like Object Bar that does not require XP? I have Windows ME.
2. Is it possible for me to change resolutions for wallpapers, desktop X, winstyles, etc. to 800 X 600 when they are in larger resolutions? I am not a registered user yet so I don't have some of the options to edit stuff yet. I want to buy the complete programs as soon as I can afford to do so.
2. Is it possible for me to change resolutions for wallpapers, desktop X, winstyles, etc. to 800 X 600 when they are in larger resolutions? I am not a registered user yet so I don't have some of the options to edit stuff yet. I want to buy the complete programs as soon as I can afford to do so.
river55IL
Reply #2 Thursday, January 2, 2003 11:49 AM
Darn it! I meant to say Desktop X..... not Object Bar. Sorry, I had a "brain fart" again. 
Reply #2 Thursday, January 2, 2003 11:49 AM
Darn it! I meant to say Desktop X..... not Object Bar. Sorry, I had a "brain fart" again. 
BoXXi
Reply #3 Thursday, January 2, 2003 12:12 PM
Reply #3 Thursday, January 2, 2003 12:12 PM
You don't need XP to use DesktopX. Most of my themes were built when I used WindowsME.
You can change the resolutions, but it can be a lot of messing around with most themes, although some are resolution independant.
Why not just change to 1024x768?
You can change the resolutions, but it can be a lot of messing around with most themes, although some are resolution independant.
Why not just change to 1024x768?
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Reply #1 Thursday, January 2, 2003 11:28 AM